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- The movements after 1980, which are issue-based, are called Answer: A. neo-social movements Answer: (A) neo-social movements Their nature is different from earlier movements as they organise issue-bas... 1
- Which is described in the textbook as an important economic movement? Answer: A. Swadeshi movement Answer: (A) Swadeshi movement Rights, voting, minimum wages and economic security are the focus of political an... 1
- Which Article of the Indian Constitution established the Election Commission? Answer: A. Art. 324 Answer: (A) Art. 324 It is an autonomous body of one Chief Election Commissioner and two other commissioners. 1
- The Election Commissioners are appointed by the Answer: D. President Answer: (B) President The Chief Election Commissioner cannot be removed easily or for political reasons, which preserve... 1
- ............ was the first Chief Election Commissioner of independent India. Answer: A. Sukumar Sen Answer: (C) Sukumar Sen He took charge after the Election Commission was established in 1950. 1
- Constituencies are created by the ............ Commission. Answer: D. Delimitation Answer: (B) Delimitation The Delimitation Commission restructures constituencies without succumbing to any pressure. 1
- The total number of members (constituencies) of the Lok Sabha mentioned in the textbook is Answer: D. 543 Answer: (B) 543 Every member represents one constituency, so there are 543 Lok Sabha constituencies. 1
- Who was the first voter of independent India? Answer: B. Sham Sharan Negi Answer: (B) Sham Sharan Negi He was from Himachal Pradesh and voted on 25th October 1951 in the Lok Sabha electi... 1
- Elections held when an elected representative resigns or dies and the seat falls vacant are called Answer: D. By-elections Answer: (C) By-elections They are held only for the vacant seat. 1
- The facility added to EVMs so that voters can verify whether their vote is registered properly is Answer: B. VVPAT (Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail) Answer: (B) VVPAT (Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail) It was decided after the expert com... 1
- Who decides when and in how many stages elections will be held in a State? Answer: C. The Election Commission Answer: (C) The Election Commission Conducting elections, including the timetable and stages, is entirely... 1
- The use of EVM machines in Indian elections started from the decade of Answer: A. 1990s Answer: (C) 1990s Earlier, ballot boxes were used for voting. 1
- When people form organisations to achieve political power and participate in the electoral process, such organisations are called Answer: B. Political parties Answer: (C) Political parties They aim to contest and win elections and form the government of their party. 1
- The social support received by a political party is called its Answer: C. mass base Answer: (C) mass base People who accept a party's ideology support that party. 1
- The Indian National Congress was established in Answer: B. 1885 Answer: (A) 1885 At that time it was an all-comprehensive movement working for national independence. 1
- The Communist Party of India was established in Answer: B. 1925 Answer: (B) 1925 A split in the 1960s led to the formation of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) in 1964. 1
- The Bharatiya Janata Party was established in Answer: A. 1980 Answer: (C) 1980 It was formed by the Bharatiya Jan Sangh group after the split of the Janata Party. 1
- The Bahujan Samaj Party was established in Answer: B. 1984 Answer: (B) 1984 It aims to protect the interests of the 'majority' (SC, ST, religious minorities and OBCs). 1